Luna

This new fragrance from Natura (2014) came to surprise and satisfy the needs of the loyal audience of the brand, who expected a new, feminine and above all, quality fragrance. Personally, I do not like derogatory comparisons and I think the Brazilian perfumery has evolved in large steps. But I will open an exception, making use of a very common expression around here: "it looks like an international perfume". On the contrary to what I've seen around in some blogs, I will not write my review completely based on the press release sent to the media. This assisted me when I received the beautiful kit in order to present the material. Now it's time to analyze and unravel the details, without laziness. First, let's talk about the Luna’s composition: the information is a bit confusing, since the institutional video made for the launching, in which the perfumer speaks of her creation, says one thing; the press release says another (such as the presence of plum and violet, for example) and the official website shows a third, mentioning cedar and vetiver in the base, unlike the other information. I will keep what the creator says because nobody is better than she to describe her creation. Moreover, it is the closest to the official press release. At the output, we have notes of bergamot, tangerine, grapefruit, raspberry, blackcurrant, and apple. In the heart, a floral bouquet of Turkish rose (also called Damascus rose) and jasmine sambac. At the base, patchouli, musk, and vanilla. The fragrance of Luna is really very tasty. It starts fruity, slightly citric with a bittersweet nuance (which I believe is a result of raspberry and cassis notes). The floral body is very soft, at least on my skin. The jasmine is more present than the rose. At the base, according to the creator, the patchouli was used in order to give a hint of chocolate. I managed to identify it, but it's not very alive. The vanilla stood out more, leaving a slightly creamy and sensual trail. Anyway, the fruity output remains throughout the evolution of the fragrance, which I admire, because it demonstrates quality in the raw material used. Despite it is categorized as an innovator chypre in the national (Brazilian) perfumery (by using bergamot and patchouli), it is far from being a classic chypre, full of mossy nuances and heavy aroma. The bottle of Luna has great grip, was inspired by the woman’s curves and modeled on the clay, until reaching the shape. It is painted in a very beautiful gradient of white and pink. Worth knowing.

Que perfume agradável!! O cheiro me trás uma sensação de leveza e conforto. Me faz pensar em dias de verão, aqueles que você encontra flores no meio do caminho e sente uma leve brisa do vento. Acho que ele combina melhor para o dia, mas funciona para a noite também. A fixação e projeção eu achei bem moderada, é um perfume que ao decorrer do tempo se torna mais íntimo, mas com o cheiro ainda presente na pele.

Este é um perfume que não me cansa, consigo usá-lo em todos climas e todas situações. Ele é um Chipre leve, aberto, fino. As notas que mais aparecem na minha opinião são rosas com jasmim, notas cítricas com patchuli, e um toque leve de frutas vermelhas. Elegante, versátil e leve são as três características do Luna que fazem dele um ótimo perfume assinatura!

Eu sou apaixonada por esse perfume, ele tem um cheiro delicado e feminino, como se a todo momento você tivesse acabado de sair do banho! Ótimo para dias quentes de sol, infelizmente ele não projeta muito e não duro muito na pele, mas super vale o preço! Ele tem um floral cítrico muito gostoso

Esse perfume é o meu favorito pena q ele não é um perfume q se sente de muito longe,ainda estou procurando um parfum na vibe dele pra poder usar.Ele é um perfume ótimo para coisas do dia a dia como estudar, trabalhar etc.